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Concrete arch of unusual design aids highway relocation
Concrete-arch bridge of open-spandrel type in which columns have curved alignment and are supported on wide arch ribs made use of to eliminate dangerous traffic condition in Santa Cruz County, Calif.; bridge is 326 ft. long, main span consisting of 123-ft. two-ribbed spandrel arch.
Concrete arch of unusual design aids highway relocation
Concrete-arch bridge of open-spandrel type in which columns have curved alignment and are supported on wide arch ribs made use of to eliminate dangerous traffic condition in Santa Cruz County, Calif.; bridge is 326 ft. long, main span consisting of 123-ft. two-ribbed spandrel arch.
Concrete arch of unusual design aids highway relocation
Eng. News-Rec
McPhetres, D.M. (author)
Engineering News Record ; 103
1929
2 pages
3 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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